Sentence examples similar to mothers force from inspiring English sources

Alfred Kazin's recollection of Jewish mothers' force-feeding of their families in Brooklyn between the world wars thrums with cultural tension: "Eat!

I thought your mothers forced you to marry early".

The plight of mothers forced to neglect their children so they can support them is familiar and depressing and as old as the world, or rather human civilization.

Mothers forced to abandon their babies often leave mementos in their clothing, hoping the children will be able to trace them later on, but the orphanages routinely throw these sad tokens away.

The shortage of OB-GYNs got so bad several years ago that "childbirth refugees" — expectant mothers forced to roam from hospital to hospital in search of a doctor who could deliver their baby — briefly became a national issue.

When this particular cut (based on Tony Blair's characterisation of mothers caring at home as "workless") was imposed by New Labour, there was no accompanying policy for caring for the children of mothers forced out to work.

We've heard too many stories of mothers forced to bury their children en route.

Some mothers forced to feed children leaves and grass 23 January 2016 – Two years of civil war has torn South Sudan apart.

Ms. Gonzales added that as a child she had also seen her mother force Johnny, then a toddler, to eat his own feces.

Maybe your mother forced you.

My mother forced me to go.